Under the light of the full moon, you are invited to share a meal (potluck) and to sit around the fire as we gather in intentional community.
This circle is an opportunity to listen to your heart more than your head, to release unwanted thoughts and beliefs, and to make new friends.
We gather at 6 pm to eat and then move out into the yard to make a fire. Please dress for the weather. If it rains, we will forego the fire and meet inside.
This circle is free and co-ed.
Love donations to our Little Free Pantry are welcomed.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Bring a snack to share, if you wish, and join us for a community showing of Brene Brown’s Netflix Special: “The Call to Courage.”
During this 75 minutes video, Brene Brown, a researcher, social worker and best-selling author, summarizes over 20 years of research and over 400,000 data points to argue why “choosing courage over comfort matters a great deal.”
Whether you have read her books, seen her TED Talks or are hearing about her for the first time, I encourage you to spend the evening in connection and discussion with us.
Registration is needed. Click here to register.
There is no cost to attend; however, food donations to the Little Free Pantry are strongly encouraged.
Feel free to email with any questions.
MEET YOUR HOST:
Kim Bushore Maki, the founder of Shakti in the Mountains, is supporting and building a healthy, vibrant community. She guides retreats, teaches yoga, and provides one-on-one services for women who want an immersion experience into the life-affirming, Shakti energy.
Kim’s training as a therapist and yoga teacher allows her to safely and compassionately guide women on a heart-centered journey to Self, where women re-connect with their beautiful, authentic spirit.
Some books are meant to be savored and discussed among a circle of friends to maximize their impact and to stimulate new understanding and growth.
Every season (with the exception of summer), Shakti in the Mountains promises to do just that: creating a circle where new ideas are encouraged and personal journeys are supported.
To kick off our book study this fall, we turn to Mirabai Starr’s book “Wild Mercy: Living the Fierce and Tender Wisdom of the Women Mystics.” This phenomenal read, as one reviewer so eloquently summarized, “reminds us that women need no spiritual authority to connect us to our natural wisdom stream, no special permission to embrace the fullness of our humanity with the fullness of our divinity.” ~ Vera de Chalambert
Doesn’t that sound delicious?
If you think so, then please join us on October 18 for our first gathering. Over the course of the season, we will meet a total of 6 times. Each time we meet a different section of the book will be studied and discussed. (See the itinerary below.) Participants are responsible for their own copy of the book.
The study will begin at 11 am and last approximately an hour. You are invited to bring your lunch and stay after the discussion to socialize.
Women only. No registration needed. Drop-in as your schedule allows. Donations of $5 per meeting are encouraged.
Wild Mercy Itinerary:
10/18: Introduction + Chapters 1 & 2
10/25: Chapters 3 & 4
11/8: Chapters 5 & 6
11/22: Chapters 7 & 8
12/6: Chapters 9 & 10
12/20: Chapters 11 & 12
Feel free to email with any questions.
MEET KIM:
Kim Bushore Maki, the founder of Shakti in the Mountains, is supporting and building a healthy, vibrant community. She guides retreats, teaches yoga, and provides one-on-one services for women who want an immersion experience into the life-affirming, Shakti energy.
Kim’s training as a therapist and yoga teacher allows her to safely and compassionately guide women on a heart-centered journey to Self, where women re-connect with their beautiful, authentic spirit.
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Some books are meant to be savored and discussed among a circle of friends to maximize their impact and to stimulate new understanding and growth.
Every season (with the exception of summer), Shakti in the Mountains promises to do just that: creating a circle where new ideas are encouraged and personal journeys are supported.
To kick off our book study this fall, we turn to Mirabai Starr’s book “Wild Mercy: Living the Fierce and Tender Wisdom of the Women Mystics.” This phenomenal read, as one reviewer so eloquently summarized, “reminds us that women need no spiritual authority to connect us to our natural wisdom stream, no special permission to embrace the fullness of our humanity with the fullness of our divinity.” ~ Vera de Chalambert
Doesn’t that sound delicious?
If you think so, then please join us on October 18 for our first gathering. Over the course of the season, we will meet a total of 6 times. Each time we meet a different section of the book will be studied and discussed. (See the itinerary below.) Participants are responsible for their own copy of the book.
The study will begin at 11 am and last approximately an hour. You are invited to bring your lunch and stay after the discussion to socialize.
Women only. No registration needed. Drop-in as your schedule allows. Donations of $5 per meeting are encouraged.
Wild Mercy Itinerary:
10/18: Introduction + Chapters 1 & 2
10/25: Chapters 3 & 4
11/8: Chapters 5 & 6
11/22: Chapters 7 & 8
12/6: Chapters 9 & 10
12/20: Chapters 11 & 12
Feel free to email with any questions.
MEET KIM:
Kim Bushore Maki, the founder of Shakti in the Mountains, is supporting and building a healthy, vibrant community. She guides retreats, teaches yoga, and provides one-on-one services for women who want an immersion experience into the life-affirming, Shakti energy.
Kim’s training as a therapist and yoga teacher allows her to safely and compassionately guide women on a heart-centered journey to Self, where women re-connect with their beautiful, authentic spirit.
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
An empath or highly sensitive person is someone who can sense other people’s emotions, energies, and physical symptoms in their bodies. Empaths can frequently feel overwhelmed by others’ energies and emotions. They also can absorb others’ emotions, especially in crowds or around more challenging people (energy vampires).
You may relate if you have been called “too sensitive” and have trouble with loud noises, strong scents, or violent media. You may feel the need to be alone to recharge and you easily connect to nature and animals. You may find that you frequently give more of yourself to others than really is good for you. If this describes you, and you would like to connect with others who feel this way, we invite you to join the Empath Support Group.
We will discuss our experiences with these special gifts along with learning and practicing meditations, and other techniques, to reduce the overwhelm and the absorption of others’ emotions. Learn how to enjoy and to thrive as an empath as well as meet people who understand.
SCHEDULE
For our first group, we will meet Sept. 30th, after that, this group will meet on the first Monday of every month.
REGISTRATION
This group is open to anyone, at no cost to attend, though donations to the Little Free Pantry are encouraged. Please DO register HERE so we have a heartcount.
MEET YOUR GUIDE
Melony Ison describes herself as an intuitive empath, who in the past few years, just discovered that what she has felt her whole life, has a name: empath. She wants to help others (of course) to learn how to enjoy the gifts instead of being overwhelmed by them.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
It takes mindfulness, introspection, and a willingness to be honest with ourselves about what’s needed to show up, to be present, and to be genuine and authentic in our everyday lives. Our value-system is a guide to how we go about it. This tea is an opportunity to explore the idea that our value-system is deeply personal and sometimes secret, or even hidden. This tea also is an opportunity to explore the cultural values we have been taught, and more importantly, how we actually know them as individuals. The difference between what we have been taught and what we secretly believe can be a source of heart-ache, confusion, guilt, and shame.
Please join Eriel Edwards as she guides an important discussion around the ideas of “value,” “worth,” and “self-care” and how these terms are presented to us in a culture of materialism and the prevalent idea of “work hard, play hard.”
- Some questions we’ll be sitting with are:
- Does our own worth depend on our ability to “be productive?”
- Is there intrinsic value in being solely, authentically, and genially ourselves?
- Do our values reflect what is good for us as individuals and our communities?
- How do our values play into our ideas of “worth,” and in turn, how do we view the notion of “self-care” and the necessity of “self-care?”
- How do we choose our values?
- Why do we even need to have values to live by in the first place? Do we need them?
After the discussion, you are invited to play with the concepts of “worth,” “value,” and “self-care” by creating a tea blend that encapsulates the “value-system” you’ve created for yourself. There will be time to share, if you so choose, with the group what your “value-system” is and the tea blend you chose to represent it.
This event is open to all adults. This is an inclusive space, not determined by gender, sexual orientation, or income-level. We do ask, however, to have an open mind. This sort of discussion is not necessarily easy, especially if there’s a hard contrast between your personal “value-system” and what society deems as “appropriate.” Perhaps, too, you may not know what your value-system is. That’s also valid!
We recommend bringing a journal if writing helps you to dig deep. There is no financial cost to attend (donations for the Little Free Pantry are welcomed), though it will require some emotional labor. This event is confidential. We aim to be as authentic as possible with the hope you can be, too.
Meet Your Guide:
Eriel Edwards is a student at ETSU in the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies program, studying gender and diversity as it pertains to “women’s work.” Her preferred pronouns are she/her, and she advocates for gender equality as a human right. Eriel is deeply committed to authenticity and the strength found within vulnerability. She is also a major fan of silliness and frolicking barefoot in the grass, otherwise known as “joyful grounding.”
Some books are meant to be savored and discussed among a circle of friends to maximize their impact and to stimulate new understanding and growth.
Every season (with the exception of summer), Shakti in the Mountains promises to do just that: creating a circle where new ideas are encouraged and personal journeys are supported.
To kick off our book study this fall, we turn to Mirabai Starr’s book “Wild Mercy: Living the Fierce and Tender Wisdom of the Women Mystics.” This phenomenal read, as one reviewer so eloquently summarized, “reminds us that women need no spiritual authority to connect us to our natural wisdom stream, no special permission to embrace the fullness of our humanity with the fullness of our divinity.” ~ Vera de Chalambert
Doesn’t that sound delicious?
If you think so, then please join us on October 18 for our first gathering. Over the course of the season, we will meet a total of 6 times. Each time we meet a different section of the book will be studied and discussed. (See the itinerary below.) Participants are responsible for their own copy of the book.
The study will begin at 11 am and last approximately an hour. You are invited to bring your lunch and stay after the discussion to socialize.
Women only. No registration needed. Drop-in as your schedule allows. Donations of $5 per meeting are encouraged.
Wild Mercy Itinerary:
10/18: Introduction + Chapters 1 & 2
10/25: Chapters 3 & 4
11/8: Chapters 5 & 6
11/22: Chapters 7 & 8
12/6: Chapters 9 & 10
12/20: Chapters 11 & 12
Feel free to email with any questions.
MEET KIM:
Kim Bushore Maki, the founder of Shakti in the Mountains, is supporting and building a healthy, vibrant community. She guides retreats, teaches yoga, and provides one-on-one services for women who want an immersion experience into the life-affirming, Shakti energy.
Kim’s training as a therapist and yoga teacher allows her to safely and compassionately guide women on a heart-centered journey to Self, where women re-connect with their beautiful, authentic spirit.
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Under the light of the full moon, you are invited to share a meal (potluck) and to sit around the fire as we gather in intentional community.
This circle is an opportunity to listen to your heart more than your head, to release unwanted thoughts and beliefs, and to make new friends.
We gather at 6 pm to eat and then move out into the yard to make a fire. Please dress for the weather. If it rains, we will forego the fire and meet inside.
This circle is free and co-ed.
Love donations to our Little Free Pantry are welcomed.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Some books are meant to be savored and discussed among a circle of friends to maximize their impact and to stimulate new understanding and growth.
Every season (with the exception of summer), Shakti in the Mountains promises to do just that: creating a circle where new ideas are encouraged and personal journeys are supported.
To kick off our book study this fall, we turn to Mirabai Starr’s book “Wild Mercy: Living the Fierce and Tender Wisdom of the Women Mystics.” This phenomenal read, as one reviewer so eloquently summarized, “reminds us that women need no spiritual authority to connect us to our natural wisdom stream, no special permission to embrace the fullness of our humanity with the fullness of our divinity.” ~ Vera de Chalambert
Doesn’t that sound delicious?
If you think so, then please join us on October 18 for our first gathering. Over the course of the season, we will meet a total of 6 times. Each time we meet a different section of the book will be studied and discussed. (See the itinerary below.) Participants are responsible for their own copy of the book.
The study will begin at 11 am and last approximately an hour. You are invited to bring your lunch and stay after the discussion to socialize.
Women only. No registration needed. Drop-in as your schedule allows. Donations of $5 per meeting are encouraged.
Wild Mercy Itinerary:
10/18: Introduction + Chapters 1 & 2
10/25: Chapters 3 & 4
11/8: Chapters 5 & 6
11/22: Chapters 7 & 8
12/6: Chapters 9 & 10
12/20: Chapters 11 & 12
Feel free to email with any questions.
MEET KIM:
Kim Bushore Maki, the founder of Shakti in the Mountains, is supporting and building a healthy, vibrant community. She guides retreats, teaches yoga, and provides one-on-one services for women who want an immersion experience into the life-affirming, Shakti energy.
Kim’s training as a therapist and yoga teacher allows her to safely and compassionately guide women on a heart-centered journey to Self, where women re-connect with their beautiful, authentic spirit.
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
An empath or highly sensitive person is someone who can sense other people’s emotions, energies, and physical symptoms in their bodies. Empaths can frequently feel overwhelmed by others’ energies and emotions. They also can absorb others’ emotions, especially in crowds or around more challenging people (energy vampires).
You may relate if you have been called “too sensitive” and have trouble with loud noises, strong scents, or violent media. You may feel the need to be alone to recharge and you easily connect to nature and animals. You may find that you frequently give more of yourself to others than really is good for you. If this describes you, and you would like to connect with others who feel this way, we invite you to join the Empath Support Group.
We will discuss our experiences with these special gifts along with learning and practicing meditations, and other techniques, to reduce the overwhelm and the absorption of others’ emotions. Learn how to enjoy and to thrive as an empath as well as meet people who understand.
SCHEDULE
For our first group, we will meet Sept. 30th, after that, this group will meet on the first Monday of every month.
REGISTRATION
This group is open to anyone, at no cost to attend, though donations to the Little Free Pantry are encouraged. Please DO register HERE so we have a heartcount.
MEET YOUR GUIDE
Melony Ison describes herself as an intuitive empath, who in the past few years, just discovered that what she has felt her whole life, has a name: empath. She wants to help others (of course) to learn how to enjoy the gifts instead of being overwhelmed by them.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Some books are meant to be savored and discussed among a circle of friends to maximize their impact and to stimulate new understanding and growth.
Every season (with the exception of summer), Shakti in the Mountains promises to do just that: creating a circle where new ideas are encouraged and personal journeys are supported.
To kick off our book study this fall, we turn to Mirabai Starr’s book “Wild Mercy: Living the Fierce and Tender Wisdom of the Women Mystics.” This phenomenal read, as one reviewer so eloquently summarized, “reminds us that women need no spiritual authority to connect us to our natural wisdom stream, no special permission to embrace the fullness of our humanity with the fullness of our divinity.” ~ Vera de Chalambert
Doesn’t that sound delicious?
If you think so, then please join us on October 18 for our first gathering. Over the course of the season, we will meet a total of 6 times. Each time we meet a different section of the book will be studied and discussed. (See the itinerary below.) Participants are responsible for their own copy of the book.
The study will begin at 11 am and last approximately an hour. You are invited to bring your lunch and stay after the discussion to socialize.
Women only. No registration needed. Drop-in as your schedule allows. Donations of $5 per meeting are encouraged.
Wild Mercy Itinerary:
10/18: Introduction + Chapters 1 & 2
10/25: Chapters 3 & 4
11/8: Chapters 5 & 6
11/22: Chapters 7 & 8
12/6: Chapters 9 & 10
12/20: Chapters 11 & 12
Feel free to email with any questions.
MEET KIM:
Kim Bushore Maki, the founder of Shakti in the Mountains, is supporting and building a healthy, vibrant community. She guides retreats, teaches yoga, and provides one-on-one services for women who want an immersion experience into the life-affirming, Shakti energy.
Kim’s training as a therapist and yoga teacher allows her to safely and compassionately guide women on a heart-centered journey to Self, where women re-connect with their beautiful, authentic spirit.
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Some books are meant to be savored and discussed among a circle of friends to maximize their impact and to stimulate new understanding and growth.
Every season (with the exception of summer), Shakti in the Mountains promises to do just that: creating a circle where new ideas are encouraged and personal journeys are supported.
To kick off our book study this fall, we turn to Mirabai Starr’s book “Wild Mercy: Living the Fierce and Tender Wisdom of the Women Mystics.” This phenomenal read, as one reviewer so eloquently summarized, “reminds us that women need no spiritual authority to connect us to our natural wisdom stream, no special permission to embrace the fullness of our humanity with the fullness of our divinity.” ~ Vera de Chalambert
Doesn’t that sound delicious?
If you think so, then please join us on October 18 for our first gathering. Over the course of the season, we will meet a total of 6 times. Each time we meet a different section of the book will be studied and discussed. (See the itinerary below.) Participants are responsible for their own copy of the book.
The study will begin at 11 am and last approximately an hour. You are invited to bring your lunch and stay after the discussion to socialize.
Women only. No registration needed. Drop-in as your schedule allows. Donations of $5 per meeting are encouraged.
Wild Mercy Itinerary:
10/18: Introduction + Chapters 1 & 2
10/25: Chapters 3 & 4
11/8: Chapters 5 & 6
11/22: Chapters 7 & 8
12/6: Chapters 9 & 10
12/20: Chapters 11 & 12
Feel free to email with any questions.
MEET KIM:
Kim Bushore Maki, the founder of Shakti in the Mountains, is supporting and building a healthy, vibrant community. She guides retreats, teaches yoga, and provides one-on-one services for women who want an immersion experience into the life-affirming, Shakti energy.
Kim’s training as a therapist and yoga teacher allows her to safely and compassionately guide women on a heart-centered journey to Self, where women re-connect with their beautiful, authentic spirit.
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.
Walk-in hours are an opportunity to be in a space where you can connect, create, meditate, read, relax and be. Please stop by!
Join us, rain or shine, and experience the joy of being in community.
You are welcome to:
- tend to the plants
- work with the harvest from the garden (preserving food, making plant medicine, cooking)
- participate in a community art project
- bring your own creativity project (sewing, knitting, crafting, jewelry making)
- make music
- hang out
All ages and genders welcome.